Buddhist unrest and Hue protests amid Saigon regime
Buddhist tensions flare as Hue sees a torchlight protest against Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khuh’s civilian transition plan. Students demand civilian government, redress grievances from recent Binh Dinh incidents, while authorities warn of potential trouble. Nearby, lunar-epoch discord echoes in Saigon and Hanoi space drama dominates other dispatches.
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Labor Urged to Beat Goldwater at California AFL-CIO Meet
APL-CIO political director Al Barkan urged about 2,000 delegates at the California Federation of Labor biennial to drop all else for 12 weeks to defeat Sen. Barry Goldwater. Gov. Pat Brown warned that labor values from social security to civil rights are under attack this election year. James Suffridge of Retail Clerks urged a Republican victory would bring disaster. The second day featured economic talks and education remarks by Max Rafferty, critiquing progressive education and urging private schools for some families. Thomas W. Braden of the state Board of Education was slated to speak at the session.
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City cites claims in death suit over May 19 police shooting
City council forwarded claims totaling 3,025,000 to the city attorney for investigation. Coroner's inquest on June 4 found the shooting justifiable homicide. Plaintiffs include Sharlene Di Donate of South Gate seeking 25,000 and Peter Dohmen and his wife in St Paul seeking 3 million.
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Knowland backs California park bond campaign in Sacramento
Joseph R. Knowland owner and publisher of the Oakland Tribune joined Brower as honorary state chairman for a $150 million parks and recreation bond. The package funds state beaches parks grants for counties and cities and wildlife board needs, aiming to prevent loss of recreational lands.
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Arson Fire Brings Tense Night to Dixie Hill Golf Club
In a troubled Chicago suburb, a fire at the Dixie Hill golf liquor store ignited arson accusations. The rear wall and attic of the one and a half story clubhouse were destroyed as police warned outsiders to stay away. Helen Krol, daughter of the owner, reported seeing three youths nearby. the course had no prior racial trouble and admitted both Negroes and whites. Authorities had warned outsiders earlier to avoid the area to prevent more unrest.
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L B Underwood Death Mystery After Shooting
L B Underwood, born Huntington Beach and a Long Beach native, was found shot to death. He had about 840 dollars in his wallet and was planning a vacation with his wife while trying to settle accounts before departure. He served in Germany and studied at Long Beach State and Santa Monica City Colleges. Survived by wife, his mother Mrs Lulu May Underwood, and three brothers Ray Raymond and Martin Mortell’s Mortuary handling funeral arrangements.
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Long Beach
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Army of Occupation
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Long Beach State
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Johnson speech on race and civil rights at White House
In a White House address Johnson urged Americans to face the central challenge of race relations. He pressed for responsibility and decency while cautioning against evasive or evasive rhetoric as society seeks stability and civil rights progress.
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Johnson
Jong
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Wife Sues Convicted Physician for Separate Maintenance
Ruth Frasier files in Santa Ana Superior Court seeking support division of community property and custody of their four adopted children ages 3 to 12. She says they married March 19, 1960, and that Dr. Samuel C. Frazier repeatedly showed extreme cruelty. Frazier, Costa Mesa physician, was jailed May 14 after a May arrest on abortion charges tied to rape and unnatural sex acts. acquittal on sexual perversion, but one rape count upheld, with five years probation to follow. He appealed.
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Costa Mesa Society
Ruth Frasier
Santa Ana Superior Court
Costa Mesa
Frazier
Howard Cancron
Skeleton Found Near Canard River Identified as Prehistoric Female
A human skeleton uncovered by Windsor boys along the Canard River was identified by Alan Douglas of the Hiram Walker Museum as a prehistoric female specimen. The remains were found on its left side with Aknees tucked under the chin, an early burial method.
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Canard River
Alan Douglas
Hiram Walker Museum
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